Christopher Enkungu scored the sixth and seventh goals of the season in C1. Two achievements that allowed Leipzig to win widely at Brooks (5-0) ground this Wednesday evening. With this victory, the German club, who are now third in the group with Belgium (note: thanks to a better goal difference), can always hope to secure a place in the Europa League when they reach Manchester City in two weeks. . For its part, Bruges will go to the Park des Princess to challenge PSG.
The former Parisian, following Simon Mignolet’s (12th) stop, scored his own goal at best, before being relayed by Swedish midfielder Emil Forsberg on penalties (16th) and a well-measured strike (45th + 1) against Andre Silva (26th). Took advantage and scored with a loft header. Tensions escalated at the end of the match, with defender Alvarez Balanda drawing a knee-high over Christopher Enkungu, who got up and was able to score the final goal (90 + 4). His thirteenth in all competitions since the start of the season.
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